The Eleventh Cross Strait Symposium On Textile Industry Cooperation

In July 1st, hosted by the China Textile Industry Federation and the Taiwan textile industry exhibition, the eleventh cross strait Cooperation Symposium on textile industry co sponsored by Harbin Hongbo business was held in Harbin. Wang Tiankai, honorary chairman of the China Federation of textile industry, Du Yuzhou, Zhao Min, member of the Standing Committee of the Heilongjiang Provincial Committee and united front work, attended the meeting. Yu Hong, deputy director of the Economic Affairs Bureau of the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, Wang Wei, deputy director of the consumer goods industry department of the Ministry of industry and commerce, Gao Yuxue, deputy director of the Heilongjiang Provincial Commission of industry and commerce, Ye Yixiong, vice chairman of the Taiwan Textile Development Association, and more than 100 people from across the Taiwan Strait participated in the seminar.

At the seminar, the guests strengthened the two sides of the Taiwan Straits. textile industry We should reach a consensus on deepening exchanges and establish more in-depth cooperative relations. We hope that through the convening of the cross-strait cooperation seminar on textile industry, the two sides will work together to strengthen Sino Russian trade with the advantages of Heilongjiang. At the same time, we should strengthen exchanges and cooperation in science and technology, talents and other aspects of the textile industry, effectively establish contacts system and provide comprehensive services to achieve the common prosperity of the textile industry across the Strait.

In recent years, with the continuous development of trade, the necessity and development space for deepening cooperation between the two sides of textile industry have been further revealed. The development of trade in the two sides of the textile industry is distinct: first, the textile and clothing trade is generally stable and the scale has expanded. The mainland imports from Taiwan maintained a relatively high level of imports. Textiles and garments The total import volume is greater than 10%.

Two is Trade structure The characteristics of stability and complementarity are obvious. Three, the overall proportion of textile trade between Mainland and Taiwan is decreasing in the total volume of textile and clothing trade in the mainland. It can be seen that the complementarity of the two sides' textile industry system is still outstanding, which is an important foundation for deepening cooperation between the two sides.

The expansion of trade in textiles and clothing between the two sides is not obvious, and its influence on the overall external trade of the mainland textile industry has declined, indicating that the favorable conditions for cross-strait trade liberalization still need to be fully utilized. The two sides still need many angles to deepen the cooperation of the textile industry chain, to develop the demand potential of the industrial chain, create trade opportunities and promote the rapid development of bilateral trade.

China Textile Industry Federation said that in recent years, the mainland textile industry is in a critical period of transformation and upgrading, facing a complex external environment, and is looking forward to further deepening industrial cooperation on both sides of the Straits, utilizing mutually advantageous industrial resources, promoting the full development of trade and enhancing market competitiveness, and developing dividends through mutual assistance and cooperation. To strengthen cooperation in cross-strait textile industry, we should focus on giving full play to the complementary advantages of the industrial system, strengthen the integration and cooperation of resources in the industrial chain, complement each other, and promote industrial upgrading and development.

In view of the cooperation measures in the textile industry between the two sides of the Taiwan Straits, China Textile Federation puts forward suggestions: first, actively promote mutual development of the market. Through cooperation in organizing trade exhibitions, industrial chain docking negotiations, and building market information platforms, the two sides will promote cross-strait enterprises to expand their market and expand trade, and the favorable conditions for trade liberalization will be real opportunities for development. Two is to strengthen industrial innovation cooperation. We should strengthen cooperation in scientific and technological innovation system, and take the complementarity of industrial structure as the basis, and incorporate enterprises and research institutions into the industrial technology innovation alliance to enhance the capability of scientific and technological innovation.

Three is to improve the investment environment. Cooperative research conforms to the key investment areas of the characteristics of the two sides' industrial structure, and links up relevant industrial policy information, and actively builds up an exchange platform to promote the integration and development of the industrial chain across the Straits by promoting industrial capital flows. The four is to promote producer services cooperation.

Huang Weiji, Secretary General of Taiwan Textile Industry Development Association, put forward the following 3 questions from the current situation of Taiwan's textile industry, the current development strategy of Taiwan's textile industry and the future direction of Taiwan: Taiwan textile circles all think that the normalization and liberalization of cross-strait trade is the inevitable direction of cross-strait exchanges.